On Wed, Dec 07 2016, Steve Dickson wrote: >> +.B nfsd >> +Recognized values: >> +.BR threads , >> +.BR grace-time , >> +.BR lease-time , >> +.BR udp , >> +.BR tcp , >> +.BR vers2 , >> +.BR vers3 , >> +.BR vers4 , >> +.BR vers4.0 , > Do we need both ver4 and ver4.0? "vers4" allows you to enable or disable v4 has a whole. The assumption is that if enabled, all minor versions that the kernel supports will be enabled by default. vers4.x allows individual minor versions to be disabled, so vers4=yes vers4.0=no would disable v4.0, just like "-V4 -N4.0" I do wonder if this is ever valid though. Why do we allow minor versions to be enabled/disabled? Does it make any sense to enable a non-contiguous set of minor versions? Should we just have a maximum NFSv4 minor version? I was trying to duplicate the current functionality as closely as convenient. That might not be best in this case. Thanks, NeilBrown > > steved. >> +.BR vers4.1 , >> +.BR vers4.2 , >> +.BR rdma .
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